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Warm Ivory Handwoven Pure Silk KanchiPattu Saree with Zari Flower Bunch Buttas and Vadamalli Magenta Border
Warm Ivory Handwoven Pure Silk KanchiPattu Saree with Zari Flower Bunch Buttas and Vadamalli Magenta Border
For a Navratri temple visit, a pooja or a family religious gathering, this Warm Ivory pure silk KanchiPattu saree has a composed, unmistakably feminine presence. The warm cream body is framed by Vadamalli Magenta and deep aubergine, an enduring South Indian silk colour combination that feels ceremonial without depending on a passing trend.
❖ This saree took 40 days to make — the silk is dyed, threaded, and hand-woven over roughly 16 on the loom.
We are Silk Mark Certified – Click here to view16 Days on LoomPure Mulberry SilkHandwoven in Kanchipuram
This is a confirmed Butta composition in pure mulberry silk, with zari-woven flower-bunch buttas spaced across the body, each carrying interwoven paisley detailing within the motif. A saree of this type typically represents approximately 8 to 10 active days on the loom, although individual weaving time varies. Woven for Idam Living by skilled artisan families in the Kanchipuram district of Tamil Nadu. Read our story.
Body, Border and Pallu: The Warm Ivory body carries the zari flower-bunch buttas at measured spacing, leaving generous areas of silk visible between the gold so the natural lustre of the pure mulberry silk remains part of the design. The border brings the stronger colour story: Vadamalli Magenta and deep aubergine frame broad ornamental gold zari sections, while fine green and pink silk-thread registers are interspersed through the zari bands, giving the edge greater visual depth without turning it into one continuous field of gold. The pallu deepens into aubergine-purple and opens into closely woven gold zari rows with repeating ornamental and geometric structure. Explore the Butta collection, or browse the wider pure silk Kanchipuram collection for more of this character.
Styling: For the saturated counterpoint styling direction, pair the saree with a deep Vadamalli, aubergine or emerald blouse, antique-gold jhumkas and a single long necklace. Keep the hair in a low bun or long braid wrapped with fresh jasmine flowers, and finish with a small bindi so the Warm Ivory body remains the visual calm.
Current Look: A recent public Kanjeevaram temple-visit look echoed this same styling idea: ceremonial silk, traditional jewellery and a restrained hair finish. This is an editorial connection only, with no endorsement or identical-design claim.
Blouse Piece Included: 0.8m running blouse piece. See our Blouse Stitching Guide.
✦ Fall & Picot Finishing included complimentary with every order.
| Weave | Butta |
|---|---|
| Body | Warm Ivory pure mulberry silk with gold zari flower-bunch buttas featuring interwoven paisley details |
| Border | Vadamalli Magenta and deep aubergine border with ornamental gold zari interspersed with green and pink silk-thread registers |
| Pallu | Deep aubergine-purple pallu with dense gold zari ornamental and geometric rows |
| Blouse | 0.8 m running blouse piece included. Colour and design are not separately confirmed. |
| Length | 6.3 m total including 0.8 m running blouse piece |
| Origin | Handwoven for Idam Living by artisan weaving families in Kanchipuram district, Tamil Nadu |
| Silk Mark | Certified |
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Why is this saree so well suited to poojas and temple events?
Why is this saree so well suited to poojas and temple events?
The Warm Ivory body and Vadamalli Magenta border give the saree a ceremonial, feminine and distinctly traditional presence. The gold zari buttas add light without making the body feel overly dense, making it especially well suited to poojas, temple visits and Navratri gatherings.
What makes the Warm Ivory and magenta combination feel eternally classic?
What makes the Warm Ivory and magenta combination feel eternally classic?
Warm Ivory gives the saree a calm luminous base while Vadamalli Magenta creates the rich contrast associated with classic South Indian silk dressing. It is an eternally classic Kanchipuram colour combination that remains feminine and relevant across generations rather than depending on a short-lived trend.
How do the zari flower bunch buttas look when draped?
How do the zari flower bunch buttas look when draped?
The flower-bunch buttas are spaced across the Warm Ivory body and woven in gold zari with interwoven paisley details. When draped, they read as small points of ornament rather than an all-over metallic surface, allowing the colour and natural silk lustre to remain clearly visible.
How would you style this saree with jasmine flowers?
How would you style this saree with jasmine flowers?
A low bun or long braid finished with fresh jasmine flowers looks especially beautiful against the Warm Ivory and Vadamalli Magenta palette. Antique-gold jhumkas, a small bindi and one long necklace complete a traditional, very feminine styling direction without competing with the border.
Which blouse colours suit the silk-thread accented zari border?
Which blouse colours suit the silk-thread accented zari border?
Deep Vadamalli Magenta or aubergine will keep the look classically coordinated. Emerald creates a richer saturated counterpoint and picks up the green silk-thread registers woven through the border. A simple Warm Ivory blouse is another option when you want the border and zari buttas to carry more of the visual weight.
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